Wangaratta Rural City Council - Aged & Community Care
This provider offers services through the Commonwealth Home Support Program.
Home modifications are provided to improve safety and accessibility and independence within the home environment for the client.
Examples of home modification activities could include:
• grab rails in the shower
• ramps (permanent and temporary)
• step modifications
• access and egress pathways through a property
• appropriate lever tap sets or lever door handles
• internal and external hand rails next to steps
• installation and fitting of emergency alarms and other safety aids and assistive technology
In some clinically justified circumstances home modifications could also include:
• bathroom redesign (e.g. lowering or removal of shower hobs, changes to design lay out to improve accessibility)
• kitchen redesign (e.g. lowering kitchen bench tops, changes to design layout to improve accessibility)
• widening doorways and passages (e.g. to allow wheelchair access).
Home modifications require a specialised functional assessment to be undertaken by an Occupational Therapist.
Provided by: Wangaratta Rural City Council
Services
Commonwealth Home Support Program services
Equipment and products
Walkers, shower chairs, and other equipment to help you with daily activities.
Equipment and products services include:
Communication and information management products, Managing body functions, Mobility products, Self-care products
Home or community general respite
Support at home, in a centre, or at an aged care home to give you and your carer a short break.
Home or community general respite services include:
Community and centre-based respite, Flexible respite
Specialisations
Wangaratta Rural City Council - Aged & Community Care has not listed any specialisations.
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